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Any Disney Fanatic knows what it means to love Disney unabashedly.
From the theme parks at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort and their incredible attractions like Haunted Mansion and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Magic Kingdom Park and Disneyland Park, and the incredible lands like Pandora at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park and Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure Park, to the wonderful Disney movies that we all know and adore, there’s a lot that keeps Disney fans coming back for more.
Mickey Mouse and Friends at Magic Kingdom Park, Walt Disney World Resort / Credit: Disney
There are many ways to express that love for Disney, and one Disney star recently commemorated his by getting the famous Cinderella Castle tattooed on his forearm.
Jordan Fisher is a well-known name in the Disney community. From his time on Liv & Maddie to singing the title song for “Happily Ever After”—the Magic Kingdom fireworks—and even doing a rendition of “You’re Welcome” from Moana, the singer, and actor, has made his presence known among the community.
Few may know, however, how deep Fisher’s love for Disney runs; the star actually got married at Walt Disney World in November 2020 and has beautiful photos in front of Cinderella Castle with his bride.
🎥 “Inside Jordan Fisher and Ellie Woods’ Fairytale Disney Wedding” | via Disney Parks https://t.co/Aohzz1zTMA pic.twitter.com/5qve7cymnK
— Jordan Fisher Daily (@FishFamDaily) December 12, 2020
Now, the star has gotten inked to display his love for the Mouse House; the tattoo is a black and white design with intricate detailing and perfectly encapsulates the beauty of the Magic Kingdom castle.
You can see it for yourself below!
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Fans in the comments were thrilled with Fisher’s decision to get Cinderella Castle tattooed, calling him their “favorite person” and waxing eloquent about how stunning the artwork was.
Jordan Fisher is a singer and actor known among Disney audiences for his work on ‘Liv and Maddie’ and his hit Magic Kingdom song “Happily Ever After,” which he sings with Angie K. Credit: Disney
It’s certainly a beautiful expression of the iconic symbol of Walt Disney World and the Disney magic for so many fans!
